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The AI and Data Science Conversion Masters Scholarships will be awarded to more than 120 candidates beginning Masters study in 2023.

In addition to having either an unconditional or conditional offer for a place on a University of Birmingham Data Science or AI related Masters course, applicants will need to demonstrate that they are categorised under at least one of the 9 underrepresented groups as identified by the OfS.

Applications for scholarships will initially be reviewed using a points-based system. Priority for these awards will be given to applicants in the following categories:

Consideration will also be given to applicants who meet other underrepresented criteria in the following secondary categories:

All applications will be assessed and priority will be given to criteria 1-3. Applicants who do not meet any of the criteria above will not be considered for a scholarship.

Students must have not studied a STEM or a far-STEM degree subject before. You must be either:

You must not have studied:

The awards will be allocated on the basis of merit simply meeting the eligibility criteria will not guarantee that an application is successful. We will adopt a gathered field approach where decisions on the allocation of all 100 awards will be considered by a single scholarship selection panel.

Selection will be determined by a University scholarship panel based on the following criteria:

All applications will be assessed and priority scoring will be given to criteria 1-3.

Scoring will prioritise:

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10,000 AI and Data Science Conversion Masters Scholarships - University of Birmingham